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The speedier pace of combat and the addition of Injustice's background interaction are just two of the things that make Mortal Kombat X a better-playing game than its predecessor. Also, MKX feels like an attempt to move forward into new things, whereas MK9 was one large, albeit rebooted nostalgia trip. And it looks fantastic all the while. All of this is enough to make up for the game's handful of rough edges around story mode and some of its other options.Valve has just massively overhauled its Steam refund policy, allowing customers to apply for refunds on “nearly any purchase”, and for “any reason”. There are some small dependencies of course, and refunds differ between different types of products e.g. bundles, movies etc.Wearing a waterproof jacket bearing the design of your favourite weapon skin might seem like a reasonably niche sartorial proposition, but over 14,000 people have voted on the below design, so what do I know? There's no word on pricing yet, while the line's still in its voting stage. It's certainly a new take on traditional videogame merch, though it's unclear whether it's intended to pull in a new audience who previously wouldn't have worn the usual XXL black tees with game logos emblazoned on the front, or give those who were previously happy with such offerings a wider choice of garb.

Phew, okay, what does all this mean in practise? Well, right now, developers seem to be getting slightly better visual performance from the PlayStation 4. A lot of games available for both systems – including Call of Duty: Ghosts, Assassin’s Creed IV and Dragon Age: Inquisition – run in the full native resolution – 1080p – on PS4 but on 900p or less on Xbox One (IGN has a handy native resolutions chart). However, the recently re-released Grand Theft Auto V seems to show visual parity between Xbox One and PlayStation 4, although some sources are reporting better draw distances and more dense foliage on the PS4 version.It’s likely however, that as developers become more accustomed to the slightly different way that Xbox One handles memory, we’ll see the visual performance improving.The Savu looks quite nice, and it feels pretty solid out of the box. It's got enough heft not to feel flighty, while still remaining lightweight. All seemed to be going well as I unwrapped it and plugged it in. That was a few days ago and while as far as my PC is concerned, the experience is going well, my body, alas, begs to differ. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has received a plump post-E3 patch today. The unerringly accurate bots have been stupidified a little to make things a little easier, the UI has been reshuffled to make things clearer, disappearing props have been bolted down, holes in reality plastered over, grenade arcs tuned and "hostage pain reaction voice overs" adjusted. This patch is laying the groundwork for some bigger patches further down the line, according to the latest post on the Counter-Strike blog. "Over the next few weeks we will be releasing a major audio update, play with friends, new characters, and of course more beta keys."

"There are over 550 million firearms in worldwide circulation. That's one firearm for every 12 people on the planet. The only question is: How do we arm the other 11?" - Weapons dealer Yuri Orlov.4. You will then be prompted to remove the extension you selected. Click Remove.Blaze says that cybercriminals appear to be cleverly deceptive these days and "better in attempting to steal items or account credentials... from unsuspecting users."Valve oddly makes betting incredibly easy in the game itself. One can buy cases that have randomly won weapons upon opening, which the keys to open also cost money. Those weapon skins can be easily transferred to third-party pools, or websites, to be either sold or put into a ‘pot’ to be won by betting on different professional and semi-professional CSGO matches. There is a wide variety of websites that offer ways to use your weapon skins as collateral, and currency, to gamble and place bets.The three patches released so far claim to address such issues, but, despite a general improvement bad things keep happening. In some cases it's gotten worse. In ranked matchmaking when you do eventually get into a game, one team often hopelessly outclasses the other. Bizarrely, the casual playlist produces much more balanced matches. A lot of my ranked games are 4-0 defeats or victories, and when you look at the ranks afterwards it's obvious why: one team has some bronze and silver players, and the other platinum. It is mind-boggling for a game of this quality to have such problems.We could let Siege damn itself, in fact, by noting some of the things that have been fixed. Patch 1.1 changed the nearly-unforgivable launch netcode that meant you were regularly killed by people that hadn't yet appeared on-screen, as well as the charmless issue of random players' microphones permanently transmitting during matches. Patch 1.2 introduced the ability to let you manually change the data centre you're connecting to by editing the gamesettings.ini file (very PC gamer). The developers justified this as the quickest way to get a fix out there for a common problem before adding it in-game. That's fine, but it does bring to mind a mechanic hanging off the front of an F1 car.It took the Hearthstone community less than a day to work out that the cheeriness of the emotes was directly proportional to the amount of salt they triggered in your opponent. Got Tirion from your Unstable Portal? “Happy Feast of Winterveil!” Your Piloted Shredder just spat out a Millhouse? “Happy Feast of Winterveil!” Some heroes’ delivery is more annoying than others. Jaina, who’s insufferably smug cow at the best of times, is the absolute pits. As this Reddit thread notes, Winter Veil has completely changed the BM game. Against this backdrop of humbuggery, we decided to be the change we wanted to see in the Hearthstone world, by creating a deck that gave back...Just a couple of weeks after announcing its recruitment of the former Skyred Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team, Australian esports organization 24/7 Esports has cut ties with the group over allegations that its players were involved in match-fixing.

Valve is a juggernaut in gaming thanks to Steam, the dominant online marketplace for PC games, and we’ve been excited to see the result of its hardware efforts since we first caught wind of its mythical PC console back in 2012. When we eventually sat down with CEO Gabe Newell, he outlined an exciting vision for the future: a gaming PC with all of Steam’s killer features that would be as convenient and comfortable to use on the couch as a console.Who wants this, though? Plenty of people apparently: according to Betabrand the above jacket has racked up over 11,000 votes. And it doesn't stop at jackets. Blouses, short sleeve shirts, athletic tees and chicken dresses are also available, and they're all surprisingly tasteful too. Much better than the boxshot-on-a-cheap-black-shirt fare we're used to around these parts, but then, I'm no authority on fashion so you can be the judge.Valve's latest update for CS:GO introduces redesigned arm, hands and glove models for all characters. These changes are however visible in first person mode only.Some Steam games allow players to buy, sell, and trade in-game items, which can be sold on the Steam marketplace for real-world money. Some rare items, like colorful paint jobs for guns in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, can sell for thousands of dollars. If someone owns these items in their Steam account and a hacker gets control of it, they can move those items to their own accounts and sell them later.

One Shot, One Kill, No Skill: Why a Regular Gamer Started Paying to Cheat at Video Games"By design, the Items Workshop has very low friction for artists to submit their work – new contributions do not require Valve review or approval. To ensure that these contributions represent original content, we require that all Workshop contributors sign a legal agreement confirming that their contributions are original. We also enable the community to monitor Workshop submissions and identify copies and plagiarism via the report flag." the patch also introduces a few changes in terms of gameplay, as two of the most popular pistols have seen some drastic tweaks. The P250 now comes with just three ammo magazines, instead of the original five, while the CZ75-Auto nerf seen in the last major update has been reverted in terms of ammo and fire rate. As such, the pistol has 12 rounds in a mag and comes with two of them.Perplexed? A combination of erratic market prices, shrewd use of Steam's trading policies, and enterprising individuals, has resulted in a bustling cottage industry of merchants looking to undercut Valve with better deals. The deals aren't just on already discounted games either, as titles like the recently released Rainbow Six Siege are going for as little as Rs. 1,099. In comparison, it's Rs. 1,799 on disc and Rs. 1,349 on Steam. Even Just Cause 3 is available for as low as Rs. 649 versus Rs. 1,499 on disc and Rs. 799 on Steam.“You watch high-level streams of like Hiko and all these pros that stream, and they bump into cheaters all the time. It’s unfortunate, because it ruins it for nine people.”If you always wanted to make use of skins you have in your inventory, and never had an opportunity to get the ones you always wanted, Kinguin has great news for you!

The Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team just published a blog update detailing how future sets of beta keys for the game will be sent out. Key recipients will be selected from a pool of people that've completed a survey. The survey is a simple template intended to judge your CS savviness, combined with an automated peek at your hardware. Copy this into a Windows Explorer address bar to open Steam and start the survey: steam://takesurvey/2/The issues are legion with the most serious centring around Ubisoft's servers. At launch these had a tick rate of 30, which is how many times per second it updates the position of each player. This is not nearly high enough for a competitive shooter (CS:GO pro matches are on 128-tick servers), and sure enough one of the first switches was to 60-tick servers. Latency was a major issue at launch too, but despite patches that claimed to fix it you can still be shot by someone that you just didn't see. Even worse, the killcams often show how unfair everything was, with your killer shooting a full second after you got into cover, yet the boomerang headshot still landing.Server problems like this are accentuated by the fact that Siege doesn't have a server browser—which you'd expect from any competitive FPS on PC. That's sidelined in favour of Ubisoft's own servers. This puts Ubisoft's credibility at stake with regards to online, because if the publisher's matchmaking and servers aren't good—and at the moment they're terrible—players have nowhere else to go.